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  Former NHL enforcer Stephen Peat dies after being hit by car in B.C.

  Stephen Peat, the former Washington Capitals enforcer who fought concussion issues and was homeless at times after leaving hockey, has died from injuries sustained late last month when he was struck by a car while crossing a street. He was 44.

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  Cost of living troubles: Parents struggle as youth sports get more expensive

  As Canadians cope with rising costs in all corners of their lives, experts say kids' athletic programs are no exception, making it more difficult for families to keep their children active at an affordable price.

• Junior varsity action kicks off second week of high school football

  A couple dominating wins punctuated the start of week two action in the Winnipeg High School Football League (WHSFL) season.

• Tyreek Hill says he could have handled his traffic stop better but he still wants the officer fired

  Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill acknowledged Wednesday that he could have handled himself better in the initial moments of a weekend traffic stop that left him handcuffed and pulled out of his car by police officers near the team's stadium.

• No tax: Daly doesn't envision change to NHL system that benefits sunbelt teams

  Four of the league's last five Stanley Cup winners, and seven of the last 10 finalists, play in U.S. jurisdictions without state income tax.

• PWHL unveils team nicknames and logos entering women's hockey league's second season

  In a process nearly a year in the making, the Professional Women’s Hockey League on Monday unveiled the nicknames and logos for each of its six franchises entering its second season.

• Winnipeg Blue Bombers down Saskatchewan Roughriders 26-21

  The Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 26-21 on Saturday, marking the team's fifth-straight victory and fifth Banjo Bowl win in a row.

• The new indoor pickleball facility coming to Winnipeg

  Pickleball enthusiasts in Winnipeg will have a new facility to call their own in the new year.